August 29, 2024 • 1 min
FINALLY.. OASIS is Back, plus Greenday is teaming up with 7-11 and Metallica fans are very wary about getting front row pit passes!
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First up today in your rock Music News Ultimate Favorites Oasis.
The rumors are true. The British rock band is reuniting
after breaking up in two thousand and nine. The band
is led, of course, by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher,
who they've had a feud forever. We all know that,
but consider giants at the nineties. I mean, they've sold
an estimated seventy five million records and played to stadiums
(00:22):
around the world. They are signed up to play fourteen
shows in the UK in Ireland next year. Meanwhile, a
thirtieth anniversary reissue of Oasis's nineteen ninety four album Definitely
Maybe is due out this Friday, and tickets for those
shows will go on sale this weekend. Green Day is
teaming up a seven eleven for a coffee collaboration to
commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of Green Day's breakthrough album Duchie
(00:44):
and the sixtieth anniversary of seven to eleven. Originating the
concept of fresh coffee into go cups, the band has
created a specially blended anniversary punk Bunny Coffee, which you
can't find at seven eleven and Metallica. Apparently, the band
reps are walking around giving out these snake pit passes,
which is you know, front row there. Anyhow, fans continue
(01:06):
to be very wary look in the other direction, they
do not engage, and so they're having a hard time
giving away these front row passes.
First up today in your rock Music News Ultimate Favorites Oasis.
The rumors are true. The British rock band is reuniting
after breaking up in two thousand and nine. The band
is led, of course, by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher,
who they've had a feud forever. We all know that,
but consider giants at the nineties. I mean, they've sold
an estimated seventy five million records and played to stadiums
(00:22):
around the world. They are signed up to play fourteen
shows in the UK in Ireland next year. Meanwhile, a
thirtieth anniversary reissue of Oasis's nineteen ninety four album Definitely
Maybe is due out this Friday, and tickets for those
shows will go on sale this weekend. Green Day is
teaming up a seven eleven for a coffee collaboration to
commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of Green Day's breakthrough album Duchie
(00:44):
and the sixtieth anniversary of seven to eleven. Originating the
concept of fresh coffee into go cups, the band has
created a specially blended anniversary punk Bunny Coffee, which you
can't find at seven eleven and Metallica. Apparently, the band
reps are walking around giving out these snake pit passes,
which is you know, front row there. Anyhow, fans continue
(01:06):
to be very wary look in the other direction, they
do not engage, and so they're having a hard time
giving away these front row passes.
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